Maroon & Black Traditional Four-Panel Portrait

Use the uploaded user photo as the ONLY source of the final subject’s identity. Preserve the user’s exact recognizable facial identity, facial structure, proportions, face shape, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, natural eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, skin tone, natural skin texture, and all distinctive facial characteristics. Do not copy or blend the reference subject’s identity into the user. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, masculinize, feminize, age, de-age, or otherwise reinterpret the user’s face. The user’s identity must remain unmistakably recognizable. The reference image controls HOW the user appears in the scene: expression, emotion, gaze, head position, pose, styling, composition, camera perspective, lighting, and environment.
Recreate the reference as a highly accurate vertical 2×2 four-panel photographic collage, preserving the same overall arrangement, visual rhythm, warm color palette, clothing, hairstyle styling, environment, and candid editorial mood. Each quadrant should feel like a different photograph captured during the same moment, separated by thin clean white divider lines. Maintain realistic photographic continuity between all four panels.
TOP-LEFT PANEL: Create a close-to-medium portrait from approximately the waist/chest upward. The subject is seated or positioned naturally, with the upper body angled slightly while the head turns toward screen-right. Reproduce the reference’s gentle, relaxed expression: a subtle closed-mouth smile with calm, soft eyes, looking toward screen-right rather than directly at the camera. The head is slightly turned and naturally tilted, with long loose dark hair falling heavily around the shoulders and framing the face. Preserve the user’s own facial identity while reconstructing this exact expression and gaze. Outfit: fitted black short-sleeve blouse/cropped blouse with a modest rounded neckline, paired with a deep burgundy/maroon traditional dupatta draped over one shoulder and across the body. The clothing features intricate gold embroidered borders and small decorative motifs. Add traditional dangling/jhumka-style earrings and multiple stacked burgundy, gold, and metallic bangles. Warm natural sunlight illuminates the face and hair, producing soft highlights and gentle shadows. Background is a neutral stone/concrete or tiled outdoor surface, softly blurred.
TOP-RIGHT PANEL: Recreate a high-angle, almost overhead full-body photograph. The subject stands or moves gracefully on a neutral stone/tiled ground, viewed from above. The head is angled downward and slightly toward screen-left, with the eyes looking downward rather than toward the camera. The expression remains soft, serene, and subtly happy. Long dark hair flows freely around the shoulders and down the back. The subject wears the same black fitted blouse and flowing black lehenga/skirt, with a deep burgundy/maroon embroidered dupatta extending dramatically around the body. The skirt is wide and flowing, with a prominent ornate gold-and-maroon embroidered hem. The dupatta has a richly decorated gold border and scattered traditional motifs. Both arms extend naturally away from the body as if caught during a gentle turn or movement, with stacked bangles visible on the wrists. Capture the natural spread and movement of the fabric. Use warm late-afternoon sunlight, soft directional shadows, and a candid overhead photographic perspective.
BOTTOM-LEFT PANEL: Recreate another high-angle rear/three-quarter full-body view. The subject is seen mostly from behind and slightly from the side, with the head turned toward screen-left/downward. Long dark hair cascades naturally down the back and moves slightly outward as if caught by a gentle breeze or body movement. The black lehenga spreads outward in a graceful circular shape, revealing its broad ornate burgundy-and-gold embroidered hem. The maroon dupatta flows across and behind the body, with its decorated border clearly visible. One arm hangs naturally downward while the other follows the movement of the pose; bangles remain visible. Preserve the reference’s dynamic fabric movement and relaxed candid feeling. The camera is positioned high above the subject, looking downward at an oblique angle. Use the same neutral stone/tiled outdoor ground, warm sunlight, realistic shadows, and natural photographic texture.
BOTTOM-RIGHT PANEL: Recreate a close-up/medium portrait from approximately the waist/chest upward. The subject faces slightly toward screen-left with the head gently lowered and eyes looking downward. Reproduce the reference’s peaceful, intimate expression with relaxed eyelids, a subtle closed-mouth smile, and a calm contemplative mood. Long dark hair falls naturally around the face and shoulders. Preserve the user’s exact identity while transferring this precise expression, downward gaze, and head angle. The black blouse, rich maroon dupatta, gold embroidery, dangling traditional earring, and stacked bangles remain consistent with the other panels. One forearm crosses naturally through the lower portion of the frame, with the hand relaxed. Use warm soft sunlight, subtle highlights on the skin and jewelry, shallow natural depth of field, and a softly blurred neutral outdoor background.
CLOTHING & STYLING: Keep the complete traditional outfit consistent across all four photographs: fitted black blouse with short sleeves and subtle gold/maroon sleeve detailing; flowing black lehenga/skirt with an elaborate burgundy, antique-gold, and bronze embroidered hem; deep burgundy/maroon dupatta with an ornate gold embroidered border and small traditional motifs. Add traditional dangling earrings and multiple stacked bangles in burgundy, gold, and metallic tones. Hair should be long, voluminous, naturally wavy dark hair with a soft, slightly tousled appearance, while still respecting the user’s own natural hairline and identity.
LIGHTING & COLOR: Warm golden natural daylight, approximately late afternoon, with soft directional sunlight, realistic highlights, gentle shadows, warm beige/stone surroundings, rich black clothing, deep wine-burgundy fabric, and antique-gold embroidery. Maintain realistic skin texture and natural tonal variation. Avoid artificial studio lighting, excessive HDR, plastic skin, oversmoothing, or overly saturated colors.
CAMERA & IMAGE QUALITY: Photorealistic high-resolution fashion/lifestyle photography with natural skin detail, realistic fabric texture, authentic jewelry reflections, subtle depth of field, and candid editorial composition. Use perspective appropriate to each panel: close portrait perspective for the left/right close-ups and high-angle overhead photography for the two full-body panels. Do not force identical camera distance or focal length across panels. Preserve the reference’s natural smartphone/editorial photographic feeling rather than making it look like a studio fashion campaign.
COMPOSITION: Final output must be a single vertical 2×2 collage containing exactly four distinct photographs arranged in the same order as the reference: close portrait top-left, overhead full-body top-right, overhead rear/three-quarter full-body bottom-left, close portrait bottom-right. Use thin white separators between the four panels. Keep the subject fully visible wherever the reference shows the full body, including the flowing skirt and embroidered hem. Match the relative scale, cropping, panel proportions, subject placement, negative space, and visual balance of the reference as closely as possible.
CRITICAL IDENTITY/EXPRESSION RULE: USER PHOTO = WHO THE PERSON IS. REFERENCE IMAGE = HOW THAT PERSON LOOKS, POSES, EXPRESSES THEMSELVES, AND APPEARS IN THE SCENE. Never transfer the reference person’s facial identity. Never use the user’s original photo expression, gaze, or head pose if it conflicts with the reference. Reconstruct the reference’s gentle smile, downward/sideward gazes, head angles, body language, and relaxed emotional atmosphere using the user’s own identity. The final four-panel collage must unmistakably depict the person from the uploaded user photo while faithfully recreating the reference image’s poses, expressions, styling, composition, lighting, and photographic aesthetic.

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